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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23
Con que, no Sc canse 81 Cla.
NOR brindandonos esa...... legaI.
dad.
No queremos empacharnos.

No queremos empacharnos.
Equitable q los incondiciona.
les-dice El Clanaor del Pats-
su inaujo en- Ell Gobierno, su ca
ciquismo en- Ia Diputaci6n, y en-
los Municipios, y decidnos que
quedara entonces del partido in.
Conditional.
Respuesta al canto.
Ell 73-ioh, adversarios EZRA
vuestra la Diputaci6n, era. vues.
tro ell inhujo en- ell Gobierno,
eran vuestros los Municipios, Ca.
ciqueabais en- grande, haciais 10
que os daba la gana......
Los conservadores, en- cambio,
est4bamos en- ell ostracismo. 80.
IY que qued6 de nosotros7
Pues va 10 veis.
Ell psrtido poderoso de STEM.
pre-, que redujo d la infma ex-
preston:
Primero, &los radicales.
Segundc, 4 los federales.
Tercero, a los reformistas.
Cuarto, q los liberales-asimi.
listas.
Y, por dltimo, 4 los autonomis.
tas.
lima srioleral iC6mo que ape.
mas qued6 nada de los conserva-
dores en- 1873, cuando nuestros
adversarios eran duenos de todo,
y todo 10 mangoneaban, y se des.
|pachaban q su gustol
Pero, ESQ 81, muy Eberaiments.
Pues q POGO dan al traste con
toda Ia isla!
jClaro, hombrel.
ISL no som,os nd
i NJ chicho, nj Hneond /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

Dice Ell Clamor que los liberia.
les han de ser forzosamente sc.
paratistas y sospechosos. .
No nos atreveriamos nosotros
d decir tanto.
7 ego cue, seghu 81 Glanor,
todos los peri6dicos incondiciona.
les son unos calumniadores de
tomo y lomo.
Consts. pues, que no somoa
nosotros los que 10 decimos.
Quien escribe que los liberia.
les han de ser forzosamente sepa.
ratistas y sospechosos" es Et
Clanor del Pals 81 sabrd por-
que 10 ha dicho.
Cada palo que sguante su yela,
caballeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

Nos invita- El Clamor del Poi,
! que seamos frances los incon.
dicionales...... y q que arrojemos
la careta.
IFrancos9 iEn verdad que, en-
ciertos easos, no 10 somos tanto
como Ell cotega, que no titubea
en- decir urbi ct orb; que los Ii.
berales tienen que ser forzosa.
mente separatistas y sospechososl |
En- cuanto 4 la careta. bas.
tante sabe .EL. ggamor que elm.
condicionalismo jam&s ha hecho
politica de Carnaval.
Las maicaras no hay que
buscarlas entire nosotros "-dire-
mos, recordando una Erase feliz de
un eminente hombre phblico.
Bdsquelas FL Clamor donde
esten.
Que 81 Sc empefia en- buscarlas,
70 dara CON elias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23
Arecibo, Octubre IS de 1887.
Sr. Director del BoLHTrN MER.
CANTIL.

Muy sefior nuestro y distinguido
correligionario: Los que suscfiben,
pertepecientes al Partido 1ncondi.
cionalmente espahol de esta Villa,
felicitan 4 V. con Ia mayor salts.
facci6n, por la leal defensa que
hace V. en- su ilustrada publica-
ci6n de nuestra digna y Superior
Autoridad, de los empleados q sus
6rdenes, y de los benemaritos ins.
titutos armados, que en- 81 cumpli-
tniento de aus deberes han sido ca
lumniadcs por Ia prensR antono.
mista.
El pastldO Observation-Disclosures
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23
Ponce, Octubre 12de 1887.
Er. Director del BoLETfN MER
CANT11.

Los que suscriben, pertenecien-
tes al gran Partido Incondicional-
mente espafiol de Puerto Rico,
cumplen el gratisimo deber de fell
citar & v. por la justa y brillante
defensa que en- el peri6dico de 50
ilustrada direction hace V. de
nuestra dignisima Superior Auto
ridad, de los demas funcionarios
p6Dlicos y de los benem6ritos cuer-
pos armados, one desde hace item.
po vienen siendo calumniados soez
8 inicuamente por la prensa adver.
saria.
Como quiera que al hacer V. tan
brillante defensa, Sc ha inspirado
en el verdadero patriotismo de to-
dos los qne pertenecemos al Psrti.
do 1ncondicionalmente espahol, de-
fendiendo y sosteniendo el presti.
gi0 de nuestras Superiorea AutOri.
dades, representatives On esta por.
pi6n do lspatria sapahola do auess
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
C,rrie Stanley ~ the Ta1lion.
Good word, for Richmond.

After speaking of the big trade form
erlv done i'm Richmond by Lynchburg
merchants. and which was surrendered
with but little struggle The Lynchburg
Ii4ain says
Under the Interstate commerce bill
Richmond will be the nearest point for
Lvnchburg at which water Transports
tion can be reached, which will give her
decided advantage BY her water lines
She will have the benefit of cheap freight
rates. and of course She can sell proper
tionatcly cheap. She ought to press her
advantage of position, and try to win
back the Lynchburg trade
Ii viii be TO the benefit of our people,
100. To deal there. if they can do SO ON as
GOOD terms as they can elsewhere. for
what helps 10 build up that city helps the
entire Stale. If we could have second
Baltimore at Richmond the rest OF the
state would have little tax to pay.
We commend this subject to the bust
ness men of Richmond, and hope they
will take such steps as the case seems To
call for
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Remember the Sabbath day, To- keep it
holy. is an injunction worthy of all re-
memberance. But 90 what extent are
blue laws to perceived i'm Richmond II
is said that the proper way TO have am
onerous and unjust law repealed is by its
riged enforcement This may be the
case in reference To- the petty ordinance
forbidding the delivery OF ice ON sunday
The next step will De against milk and
bread and newspapers and street cars and
tobacco i'm it, various forms
People of moderate means must buy %
refrigerator and las In double supplies of
all necessary articles Ii is q hardship.
and is not demanded by the public. IT
is rather the work of those who say and
think "the public be - lou have got
to buy our ice on Saturday. or go with
out IT,
Soon we will have policemen detailed
TO escort people to church willing or UNI
willing Ice in summer is not luxury.
it is a necessity A man is not allowed
to get shaved OF have bath ON Sunday.
and now an ice wagon cannot be rum IL
is hoped that some step will be taken in
the interest Of humanity and for the sake
Of the whole people TO see that this UNI
Just ordinance J, repealed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

n will Dee some time before the result OF
the court-marshal i'm the case OF John H..
Adams will bee made known.
Adams is on trial for refusing 10 obey
The order of the captain TO parade ON the
occasion of the laying of the City Hall
cornerstone lie obeyed the orders OF
District Assembly. Knights of Labor and
refused to turn ont in the procession.
The result of the court-marshal is 10 be
submitted To- the Mayor and then TO the
Adiutant General
This case will settle the question as to
whether the order, of the Knights Of La
Dor are superior TO the laws of the land,
and the result is awaited with some inter
est. 1t has already been decided that no
church is above the State in this country.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

] ann prepared TO pay license taxes 90
coupons and guarantee full legal protec
ton, Notwithstanding the change in time
that licenses are 10 run from twelve
months % one month
] advise all persons having license taA
to pay to call on me OF any Of my agent,
before they make their payments.
They will find it still more to their IN
terest TO pay in coupons now than befor,
the law was changed
Apply TO J.P. CoorEK.
0ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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nenrico Count, Court-mou-c-

The County Court of Henrico was in
session yesterday, engaged i'm hearing APP
plcations for liquor licenses and granting
such licenses
A Democratic ma,s-meeting will be
held at - o'clock M. to-day 1t is eX-
pecied that some action viii De taken
in reference to the county election 10
is not expected that any ticket will be
placed in the field
\ mass Republican meeting viii be
held in the evening and the lndepen-
dents will also have "a meeting Between
all of these quite lively time j, eX-
pected
The clerk has issued marriage licenses
to -four white and two colored couples
this month, and recorded los deeds of
bargain and sale etc.
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LEADER LODGE.


I itf Wtff ifrif.i Affi'fh . fiii fi"ir
Leader Lodge NO $50 Independent
Order Good Templars met at their ball
Thursday night and after the initiation of
one candidate the following officer We're
elected for the ensuing quarter Chief
Template J.. Henry Vice Icmpar Miss
Daisy Anderson Right support Miss
Ella Gibbs Left support Miss Mayo
" Secretary VI. II Cook Assistant
Secretary. Nay ~aNtelle Financial Sec
rotary. WI NcAli-ter Treasurer Mrs
D. ID. Herrin Chaplain. g. G. ~awtelle
Marshal W " Craig Deputy Marshal.
Mrs T. y Traylor. Guard Miss Maud
~awtcllc. Sentinel. $ Mimm- Past
Chief vs.. j. ~ayov Or-aui-t Miss
Hattie Smith. These officers will De- i'm
stalled next meeting hy Lodge Deputy
R. G.. Traylor This lodge adopted res
outiou TO attend the mass meeting ai
old Market Hall ON sunday night, May
3d m % body Members are 90 meet az
odd Fellows Hail. Eighth and Hull
streets az ~0ciock sharp If this lodge
continues to grow as 10 ha, in the past 10
will soon fully sustain IFS name Leader
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Manchester Natter.

The Tucker case was continued until
July
The date for the Elliot Gray reunion
will soon De fixed The last was "a most
ENJOYABLE one. and all the members are
anxious for another celebration of the
same sort.
HUH street near the ,treet-car stables
bias been inspected by the county com
missioner, with view t0 widening d.
The report will be made I'M few days.
There win Doe meeting of the City
Democratic Central Committee tonight
to discuss the subject of nomination OF
candidates for the City Council Five
C0uncilmcn viii De elected next month
So far no candidates have made known
their aspirations t0 De city fathers.
4 bill was passed in the Senate yester-
day 90 incorporate the Chesterfield and
James River Improvement Company
with power TO- build and operate a road
from Midlothian To- the river 80 any point
between Manchester and Bermuda Hun
dreds All lands they purchase must be
east of the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad This seems tO indicate an ln-
tenti0n 10 rec0mmence work at the pits.
Henry C. Robinson .OOl0redI, % cousin
of Jane, II Blackwell a coIorcd school
teacher in Manchester was killed by a
passing train 40 Jacksonville, Fla, Thurs
dayeyening His remains will Doe brought
to Richmond thi, afternoon and the tu.
neral viii take place from the First Bap
list church lcoloredl. of Manchester to.
morrow morning
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New Pianos

Largest stock in the city, and the only
firm which has just bought so many new
pianos for cash. The public get the ben
eit OF the capital recently put in the con
Germ by Mr.. Conway Myers through the
low prices we have inaugurated. Be sure
TO look at the beautiful pianos for sale by
Manly Is. Ramos 4 Co.
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The Richmond correspondent Of the
Petersburg hder-ADpsd says
The fact that Major Charles 7. Bigger
has resigned his position as Commissary
OF the First Brigade is much commented
on This disposes of the assertion that
Judges and majors never resign If he
had been an Ohio man Charlie would
have held on to the last
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Counting Attraction..

Al Mozart Academy next week. James
NJ. Ward in The Red FoN-m Irish COM
edy drama
Al the Pavilion. Miss Bonnie Meyer
and Mr. j. II. Thorne in musical comedy
and drama
AT the Theatre, Robert j. Downing in
The great play of The Gladiator.
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An Important Suggestion from the water
superintendent.
The following letter will be read Will
interest by many of our citizens

The following letter will be read with
interest by many of our citizens
CITY WATER Works.
RICHMOND. Va. April .6 1885,.
q. T. Oc,, Es4, Chairman 81 rommit'o
0n Water
Dear Sir would ask the considera-
ton of the Committee ON Water in re-
gard To- the adyisability of changing The
present method of street sprinkling As
now done. our streets are sprinkled bY
private parties with sprinkling carts, at
the expense of the occupants OF houses
along the streets, using for this purpose
The hre-plugs, which is not only injurious
90 the plugs, but entails the cost OF con-
slant repairs. and is accompanied with
great waste of water each time the cart is
filled
4 tap and sprinkler would cost $3.50
"a section of pipe and hose about $50, a
laborer $3.50 per day, who, think, could
sprinkle ten squares II each thirty feet
of lot front paid - per mouth, the re-
ceipts for ten squares would be $3.50 pen
month and the entire outlay be- paid foi
in less than two months This would be
"a saving to tenants along the streets
sprinkled, a protection Of fire-plugs ano
streets. saving in the amount Of water
used for this purpose, and revenue "a
the city.
Respectfully submitted for your consid
Grafton. CHARLES f. Boiling.
superintendent.
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hcl. pr. a. D.. Di'"i'i,oh "'- ''''''''
from D''lie.
The collections m ihr Bible society
anniversary amoun'ed TOD over H-''
Grand Chancellor Thomas H. lfnei-
son visited Damon Lodge. knights OBJ
Py'hias last night
The funeral of Mrs D. Bccher took
place Yesterday evening from hcr late
residence and was largely attended.
Rev Mr. Funston assistant rector at
~. Pauls church. viii conduct the song
service al the Male Orphan Asylum TO-
morrow af 4 o'clock pm
r. ALBANIAN Wulism II Scott has.
.,,, r,,nrno5 from scranton pa and
5otho,' noint. North I'm fbe interest of The
nav, stroe, Pathway Company
,y....,..;,. ~ Mr.. NIsr,.ro, Kelley
wore met at the depof I'm Pefersburs ye.
to-day Inv Rev Father O'Farrell and "a
rnmber of Tine friends of the deceased
and her family and were conveyed to ~.
'Io.enb's Cemetery. where the, were i'm
TERED
Mr. II r. po.ke \ice-Prc.idcut of the
Vrayeller.' Protective Association off the
r,,;ta5 St.tos WA. I'm Richmond ye.fer.
dav lie win probably Dee q, The conycn-
ton next Monday
D..,..l o,..io, ~, th. Norfols and
w., r.iiroed ba. boen rban0ed to
RoJforJ INK. +. I'm compliment io thc
wen-known Radford family of which
Mrs. Allen Talbot. of This city. is mem
her,
,t..r p,,l5 $500. to e,.,es,. I'm p,lt.
''ie '.;'.l., MIN . ooninon,. nj anna
.i'o.' ''' F,i'ii H. tle man ,yIo had the dif.
80 .i.t, ,,iso po,,oro,, hen. last
. ..'i,tcr
Contain Emmett i Mann formerly of
,tonIbc.ter v.bo RECENTLY fen from the
IL. Iloct in Norfolk fracturinp hi.
I,i-l. and receiving serious bruises, is rec
ported as rapidly improving
lack Coleman .coloredI. who was con-
yirted af the last term of the county
lnnrt of Halifax and sentenced to five
,..ars i'm the ncnifentiary. was received al
- So. nriion Yesterday
1.. r..i......
Among We guesIs , ~. 'l'e '-H '.I ti,,5
i0'el are vi a'iN ,, SliG Ii''' Nh '''
f ','r' Navor Joln b Smoot. Alexandria
a,5 F'Tylcr Nov York
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mere j, sIgI, YIN ,' tr,n Fie, 49,,
nes -, ~. 10 ' p,li' A. di. f. ann ros.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

JERSEY CTY April 90 During quar-
rel last night al 22O Grand street, Hobo
ken. Charles McNulty stabbed his wife,
Rebecca. in the abdomen with 90 knife
Mrs McNulty was removed to ST. Mary .
Hospital where the physician, say She
will die McNulty escaped
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
The IIoMitler Mn.icnIn.

The happy Howitzcrs ire preparing
Tor their May musicale. II will take place
Thursday night May 9TH at $50 o'clock.
A very attractive programme has been
arranged. The music committee consists
OF Sergeant II. NJ. Starke, Captain j. w.
East. and Private T. G.. Mathews.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
wife Murderer, Sentence.

The Circuit Court Of Prince George
county, will ope on the 5th OF May.
At this term Judge Hancock will resen-
tence Holmes Il. Puryear to be hanged
for wife murder 1t will be remembered
that this case was taken to tn Supreme
Court of Appeals on motion for a new
trial, but the decision of the lower court
was affirmed and new trial r-fused.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

MONTERREY. CAL. April 80 The pre-
liminary examination of J. T Simmons.
late manager of the Hote. Delmontc
charged with setting fire to the hotel
was concluded yesterday The accused
was held in $4,000 for the Superior
Court
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

Acca Temple of the Mystic Shrine is
preparing for an entertainment for the
lady friends of It's members II will be
given some time i'm June All the ar
engagements are In The hands of an eff
cieni committee consisting of Messrs
John +. Meyer. =. W Cunningham.
George j. Street. and Charles L vii
liams. twill be areal fcz-tiye occasion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30

a good crowd went to see the odd
~keche. from am Artists Portfolio by
tho celebrated cart0onist Frank Beard
20 the Seyenth-street Christian church
last night The lecture was very anus
inr and the kefchcs done with wonder
fui rapidity and skill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
secnnd-IInnd pinnn.-

one hundred to select from, at all prices
from S25 upwards See NJ b. Ramos X
Co, next the corner of Ninth and Main
streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
CITY ITEMS.
NFWSY NOTES GATHERED ~ THE
TIMES RfPORTfRS.

The Debt Commission Enie Ellsler Lead
.rIodee Sir Edward Thornton's Move
ments Twin CITY Tidings The Mystic
shrine -Lynchburg and Richmond Com
ing Events Pencil Pictures of Friday.
Facts and Tancie, Presented by lndustri-
Gus ltemiIcTs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ine ElI.Ier,. MeIcomc.

A beautiful audience greeted Enc Els
ler last night at the Theatre. The play
was Egypt or. A Daughter of the Nile.
As Egypt Allyn Miss Ellslcr gave q beau
iful rendition. IN 10 She display both a
refined comedy character and also emo
ii0nal talent of q high order
The play is "a lovely one. and Miss
Ellsler was h0n0rcd with % number of
recalls MeSsrs. Weston and Boyd Mrs.
Davenport Miss Matte Earle and others.
were very fine in their respective r,'Ds.
and the play wa. "a perfect success. 10
viii De repeated al the matinee today.
Tonight the great play Woman against
Woman I'm the company Is Mrs T.. H..
Davenport. mo.herof Miss Fanny Dayen-
port and one of the best old women ON
the stage
Sir Edward Thornton Miss Thornton,
and Mcssrs BraiihWaitc and BouFcrie
occupied the lower seventh street box
Sir Edward bears a slight resemblance to
the late Thomas NJ. Alfriend.
Continued Success.
LARGE house, witnessed the perform
ances of Vim Yesterday Mr. Burgess as
MIS-. IUuN ehooh lht NuilulH- "i" W az
capably assisted by all the cast Mrs.
Puffy is am original creation, and last
night her dr0lmcs, was received with
mingled laughter and applause
The picnic was a picnic indeed, and
the circu. is one of the hits OF the season.
The last performances will Dee given TO-
dav. and those who fail to attend will
miss a great treat.
Carrie stanley at the Pavilion.
The performances of Carrie Stanley in
the Golfers Daughter have given great
satisfaction at the new Pavilion Theatre.
As the heroine Miss Stanley is seen TO
great advantage, and the company sup
porting her is a good one.
Farewell performances to-day Let
them be well attended.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY


r,n.r Madison and Grace, streets. Rry. r.
ID ~, ..+,.,. -,.r,'..... ~,,,.i,,. -,b,.I u.lI.
AM: sermon. % Armand PM; "Wednesday.
pNi. Friday. -.l1 pm.
r,...
@h'oNh d, fil4. ','''l ".il .'''ei,i
,..e- ~uudat. school. a An. sermon. ID A.N.
and tpM. ON N8rkcf. e psi. Wednesday.
pm
'ha' ~ thf 'i 'tl' .,'' Ht 'N.
hrN. DI g. d. htal aui hrf- H'ihd1 'i'N'
pastors services NuIlil -Dh'.I A.N., r'i
mon. ID AM. ahN ' PM, "''i'i's''l p f.N.
THIRD Broad and Twenty sixth -treet.I
Rev. Dr. d. a. H0Wl-on. pastor. Services
SUNDAY school rt An. SERMON DID, An. 'Ii'
$500 f-h.. DlN. -'ii1. 900 fN.
FOrRrH lrs West Grace street, Rcf. j. 4.
Stewart pastor. Services sunday school. @
AM; sermon. ID A.M. and P.N.. Wednesday
PM
Episcopal.
MONUMENTAL BROAD. between TweItthand
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IL YOU want 10 keep posted, subscribe 10 the
DAILY Record" sent on trial free.
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BEIuiEHEN EyAsGrLIDAN LrIHftAN
Sixth and tAy Rev g.. D. O.h.-. hhegcr
pastor. Services sunday ID ann. and pun.
"Wednesday pm.
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ST. ions, GERdAN Eighth lul Marshall
-trcef- Rev J.. J.. MculeI. pastor Services
sunday school a.iu.: sermon, ID a.m. aui
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HandkerChiefS.
BREYITIES.


The Ncw. OF the ia, Boiled Down aud
served Up iu Condensed shape About
Folk. You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
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TWENTY ilFIH ~rREEr Twenty tffn ami N
streets. Rev 3D. e.. Gau.-ou pastor. Ser
vices Sermon. ID a.m ami l.H p.m; Mission
Band. Friday. pIu. ladies society. N"lnr-
.I4r I.HI ru
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II r THOMPSON.
4 . Transfer.
so. lgi CARY SIkfkr

Hauling OF every description ti
rates. Orders pr0mnf'y executed
NO2q1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-Mrs Hernon Harries,
Ventura; ] Stetsen, Santa Barbara w r
Hewthorn, EscindidO; W Van Glen, Santa
Ana; Henry T. Gage, California; Schael,
PRR;JW Coleman, California H s Acton,
Perris; Brennan, Tehachipa; ] Il Starr,
Newburry Park; A Edwards, California; Thos
Roe, Santa Ana; R Plumridge, California;
Ayier, V Handyside and james Smith, Sierra
Madre; d Riddell, A L & s R; w b
Morgan, Riverside; Oliver Brown, San Jose;
] Jeffriea and J Bragg, Alpine;J II Dixon,
Olive; Lohn Gaffey, California; ) 4 Carna- ma
chell, Corvictian, G; John Krause, Dag,
gett; D NJ Glennan, California; Lea and
son, New Mexico; G Barley, Santa Ana;
McCerrOn, Ontario; & Balcorn, Bardsdale
Miles Balcorn, Santa Paula; T Evans and
G Greenwald, San Fernando; G Jennings,
California.
Proc HoUsE-Mrs Phelps, H Workman,
San Diego; w w Rohm, + A Finn, Durango,
Colo; Schurts, New York; Cameron,
Paul; G w Hack, San Francisco; Charles
Allen, Troy, N Y; ] Tamellen, c Tamellon,
Newport; c Leavitt and wife; Cleveland, .;
G Gay, San Francisco; Frank Sands, santa
| Barbara; II Adams, H H Mather, San Di-
ego; J W Coleman, San Francisco; g Karpe
Chicago; w Lee, C G r r; J M Sofa, 70
mona: T Stevens, Chicago; Mrs McForest
and child, Yuma; M Brazella, st Louis; I
Hall, Boston; w InQalr ana WIG, New Oik
| c Preble, Preble, Boston, A Bell
G Midday, Chicago; J C Roberts. II Rob
erts, Arizona; o II Stright, Grace, Santa
| Paula.
| GRAND CENTRAL-Dr Prazyuk, W
Mitchell. Kansas; L c Frank, BarstOw; JOE
Thess, Henry Rout, P Matthew's Ales
Meeks, r M Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs Lamb
Miss T Wallgreen, San Francisco; W Hug
gins, city; R Moore, San Francisco;, G Il
Geo G Linderman, San Jose; w S SNolan..,
Harer, II Nolan, Thos Foren and family
Azusa w Easy, San Buenaventura; Mrs
Kelley, Andrew Kent, san Diego; L NJ sulli
van, Jos II Varcos, Folsom.